Definitely not 28 "days", since weeks would make more sense. Less cruel than the movie "28 weeks later". Teaches that relationships with people matter and soldier discipline

Rating: Null/10 (27 March 2020)

I don't really think a city could look so old and abandoned just after 28 days, as well as people forgetting what's empathy.
Just after a month soldiers already forgot their principles and wanted to rape women? When I'm talking about soldier discipline, I kinda mean both commanders. You can't really not respect them.
Other things in terms of discipline - it kinda makes sense that in hardest situations army would be one of the surviving remains of the society, since they forget about the pleasure and do what needs to be done.
This movie does have some ideas that you are more motivated to live when you have other person. And time flies and everything is better and there's hope... People can be hit very hard when they lose a person like that.
And as a side note, I don't have anyone like that at the moment.
Even though this movie and "28 weeks later" are the same series, these two movies are different in a number of ways. First of all, "28 weeks later" has more WTF moments, it ruins all your hopes and thus it's less predictable, more gore. This movie is more wholesome (as far as it goes for a movie about zombies).
Worth watching once, though.